Quick
Quick adjective - Easily aroused or excited.
Usage example: a quick temper
Warm
Warm adjective - Easily aroused or excited.
Usage example: a warm temper
Both words in one sentence
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All three of these things happen in quick succession, throwing any warm and fuzzy feeling out the window.
- Sometimes, just walking into auditions and hearing the competition warm up is a very quick reminder of this trope.
Source: Always Someone Better - She does eventually warm up to her new friends, but she's still quick to sarcasm and doesn't tolerate fools gladly.
Source: Fiery Redhead / Literature
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